Ethical AI and Analytics in Cloud-Based Data Ecosystems

As the reliance of organizations on cloud-based data ecosystems to drive their AI and analytics initiatives increases, ethical considerations with regard to these technologies come to the fore. This research uses the highly regarded [insert specific dataset name, e.g., “Google Cloud Public Datasets”] to explore how ethical issues related to data privacy, algorithmic fairness, transparency, and accountability are addressed in cloud environments. We identify the main challenges and best practices for implementing ethical AI solutions in the cloud by qualitative analysis and empirical evaluation. The findings underline the need for robust governance frameworks that create a culture of responsibility to make sure AI-driven analytics deliver valuable insights while upholding societal values and protecting individual rights. By paying attention to these ethical dimensions, organizations can build more trustworthy and sustainable data ecosystems that benefit business and the greater community.

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2025-05-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/airc64931.2025.11077557
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Ethical AI and Analytics in Cloud-Based Data Ecosystems

Rajesh Vayyala
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Ethical AI and Analytics in Cloud-Based Data Ecosystems

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As the reliance of organizations on cloud-based data ecosystems to drive their AI and analytics initiatives increases, ethical considerations with regard to these technologies come to the fore. This research uses the highly regarded [insert specific dataset name, e.g., “Google Cloud Public Datasets”] to explore how ethical issues related to data privacy, algorithmic fairness, transparency, and accountability are addressed in cloud environments. We identify the main challenges and best practices for implementing ethical AI solutions in the cloud by qualitative analysis and empirical evaluation. The findings underline the need for robust governance frameworks that create a culture of responsibility to make sure AI-driven analytics deliver valuable insights while upholding societal values and protecting individual rights. By paying attention to these ethical dimensions, organizations can build more trustworthy and sustainable data ecosystems that benefit business and the greater community.

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